Official Directory Notice for Het County North Dakota
Fragmented OCR listing officials and positions from Het County North Dakota including names such as A. Jacobson, Peter Pitz, Severson, Ramstad, Krause, and Johns. Mentions a school board, county supervisors, and local offices with scattered town names Lemmon and North Lemmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huns County
North Dakota
Auie Vsti Howe
Severson
Rigieeor
Dende
Baund Ward
Toffer Rangi
N. Ds
Ramstad
Hettin
Krause
Reeder
N.D
Orater Dry
John G
Johns
Thr
Istins
Pewee Nl Gross
North Leminon
Civenuty
Milwaukee hosts Kaiser's envoy amid city celebration
A fragmented dispatch from Milwaukee dated May 6 reports a German dignitary's envoy visiting the city, with mentions of local leaders and ceremonial greetings. The text is garbled but indicates a formal visit connected to German interests and a notable reception by city figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Anerica
Milwaukee
Tina Etsy
Gelalrch
Peace Congress clocks final day with greetings and sessions
Chicago May 6. The second national peace congress closed with a business session led by Joseph I. Moore. Eight delegates spoke on compulsory peace, disarmament, and breaches of treaties. Speakers included Alfred J Love Henry C Niles Rev J L Tryon Gilbert Howles and ambassadors Bernstorff Wu Ting Fang and Richard A Ballinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alder
National Peace Congress
Tibet
Joseph I. Moore
Brea Court of Michigan
Alfred J Love
Philadel
Bbl
Universal Peace Union
Fannie Fern Andrews
Boston
American School Peace Loan
Henry C. Niles
York
J. L. Tryon
American Peace Society
Marys Catholic and Trinity Episcopal services plus local notices
A poorly scanned list details Marys Catholic Church schedules with early mass at 8 am and high mass at 10 30 am including instruction on Sundays, Trinity Episcopal Church services every other Sunday, a Presbyterian notice, and local notes about Aberdeen festival plans and various anecdotes. It mentions land deeds, a lawyer trip, and cultural snippets from London Strand Magazine and Meggendorfer Blatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary's Catholic Church
Hohneel
Trinity Eviscopal Church
Fellows Mall
Lord Ome
Wright
Reetor
Crman Lutheilan
Bervices Evs
Christian Endeavor
D. Williams
Dahmnan Again Elected In Omaha Mayor Parade
Mayor James C. Dahlman won the Omaha city election by about 3000 votes, gaining 2000 over three years ago. He rode a horse through the Third ward during the afternoon, swinging a lariat over crowds as voters cheered the Dahlmanites and boosted support despite some workers' displeasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
James C. Dahbnan
John P. Breen
Republcan
Dahlman
Nigadin
Unwilling Bride Ends Life in Chicago Home
Chicago May reports Mrs Stepie Ridis, married under protest two days, hanged herself in her new home. Husband William Ridis found her an hour later. In Missouri, Weston in excellent condition after crossing the continent. Edward Payson Weston left Higgsville at 7:30 am after a brief rest and is reported in fine shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
May
Stepiie Ridis
Wiliam Ridis
Weston
Higgsville
Edward Payson Weston
Turmoil at Convention Delays War Resolutions In 1930s Debate
A chaotic convention scene features debates over antiwar posters and amending resolutions. Key figures like Simon and Telehart argue against partisan stances as committees strive to reflect broad opinion. The assembly votes to table matters amid confusion while a separate plea criticizes army recruiting posters.
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Vr Molendy
Arsimon
Tudee FM
Mons
Uhr
J. Telehart
Europe
Jd. Sultatre
Milwaukee
Vetuil
Lakes to the Gulf Canal Plan Debated in Illinois House
In the Illinois house on May 6 the deep waterway plan was discussed in committee of the whole. Congressman Lorimer urged opposition to spending any bond money until the U.S. government joins with Illinois. He claimed the government survey will show feasibility of a Lakes to Gulf waterway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mwinola
Springfield
House
Lorimer
Ilinois
United States
Gulf
Death of Whitewater G.A.R. commander and ex editor
Mr Coe, longtime head of Wisconsin G A R at Whitewater and former editor of the Whitewater Messenger, died after heart, liver and kidney disorders at about sixty-nine. He served as Milwaukee port authority agent for ten years and had a long career in journalism including forty years with a newspaper and a term in the Wisconsin militia during the Civil War era. He joined the Fire Wisconsin cavalry in the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewatier
Mh Rand
Republi
Weonsiti
Whitewater
Troy
Coe
Milwaukes
Tragic multiple deaths reported in May dispatches
May reports recount several fatal cases: in Mullinapolis a couple died after alleged barbiturate poisoning amid a suspected romance grievance. a 75 year old bridge carpenter John Huesler died after sustaining fatal injuries. a former Queen of Philadelphia tied to breeding died at New Jersey estate. three children perished in a Newark fire. meanwhile Congress faces slim chances for adjournment before late June or July, as President Taft seeks progress with senators and lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
May
Tat
Mom Bara
House of Representatives
Congress
Roosevelt Adds Lions to Africa Trophy Record in Protectorate
Nairobi May 6 Theodora Roosevelt hunted again and two more big lions were killed before the chase ended Roosevelt claims the record for lion killing in the protectorate since last Saturday five lions and one lioness have been bagged by him Harriman of Cleveland was elected a director of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad company at the annual meeting here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Nairobi
BR. A
Theodora Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Protectorate
Harriman
Lake Shore
Cleveland
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Company
Hare
After Rich Land Owners Object of Black Mond Society
History notes that a Black Mond Society formed to challenge landowners, listing figures such as Orpen and others amid a tense real estate conflict and shifting alliances during a period of social agitation.
Fraud case shocks New York trust scandal details
A misread 1907 report describes an employee of a Susar Trust arrested in New York over allegations of embezzlement and bank fraud connected to a larger scheme. Authorities pursued the suspect as losses were estimated from forged checks and a fraudulent spring scale in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mig
Mortiot
Mw Tedorot
de Company
Himokion
Sue Phead
Ahr Bank
Eralip
Aperiegn
Itefhuln
FeneiHepid
Enfewiil
United State Court
Heena
Actiafly
Brooklyn
Six Mexicans Die in Fight at Plantations
A chaotic clash at the Lint Plantation and Bonbern Lumber firm pits Sanborn’s son Marc Banter against Mexican workers. Six Mexicans are killed, including prominent figures tied to the La Tienda Bhintyion and Treuit conflict. Both presidents, Senbern and his associate, are Chicago residents, amid ongoing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vero de
Senbern
Bis Man
New Record for Wheat Market Muted by Odd Flows
May wheat at Chicago advances to 124 percent amid unsettled chatter and weather notes from Kansas and Nebraska. Reported price fluctuations include a $6,000 award in a talent contest and a controversial medical miscue linked to a prescription error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mar
Kanan
Neliwka
Also Mentioned on This Page
California
Unifien
Angelica Claret
EE Schaal & CO
Intern
Lemmon, Stak
Schuell
Abel Wird
Palace Saloon
Schaal & Go
Ieee
Schou Hib SD
North Lemmon
Pweferem
Ibor
Etice
Sks Pps
Hee
Bowrd Dist
Frank Pomeroy
Lemmon
S. D
Rvice
Arket
Land Office
Lemmom
Iain
Abraham Johnson
Hettinger and Adams
Halland
Bently, North Dakota
Milwauke
Cote John Ttejarien van Eeres Moe Ferny
Triba
Lon Berumort
Clint Fens
Gerauny
Unt von Bernstorff
Last Bay
Bentley
N. D
Sam Tucker
Berry
Hettinger
Aberdeen
George
London Strand Magazine
Lysander
Margaret
Miller
Péadis
Prisin
Pittsburg
Ramsey
Ary
Derey Iter
Gilvelion
TerolheWins Coututtter Caceldayia
Pochaliel Evolutions
Melony
Poser
Finn
Berethago
Universian
Witsoe
Eun
Yoon
Fkeen
Gulf Canal
Wisconsin
Edwin D. Gre
Drew
Mwintewater
Wits
Mullnnapolis
Arthor Tite
Mies Leste Strand
Central Avenue
Moth
Sul
St Paul
Mia
Howne
John Huesler
Mra
John Rat
Joepital
Huesler
Nee
Philadelpha
Bunal
Newlawn Square
Hele Kent
Saniel
Palo Alto
Cab
Leland Stouford
Ft. Sackville
Charles Crorsnin
Fred Allen
Menew
Mtosparmittiy
Daniele
Walid Niven
Ora
Sob Hari
Lea
Lea SC CO
Kent
Susar Trust
Wright Brothers
Sail
Tandon
Wibur
Om Ville Wright
Routhaninton
Ateier Kronyntean
Cecetie
Katherine
Avra Elils
Landon Opville Wright
Phienne
May Gagure
Misa Grace
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